These Bacon Wrapped Chicken Kabobs are smoky, juicy, and brushed with BBQ sauce for a lightly caramelized finish. The bacon adds plenty of flavor while helping the chicken stay tender as the skewers cook. Continue Reading

Comfort food, Reimagined

This leftover turkey salad recipe is an easy way to turn cooked turkey into a quick lunch after Thanksgiving or any holiday meal. It’s creamy, crunchy, a little sweet, and simple to mix together when you want something different from reheating another plate of leftovers. Continue Reading

This Pumpkin Spice Cold Brew is the fall version of my cold brew latte, with a smooth, creamy finish and cozy flavor from real pumpkin and my pumpkin pie spice. It’s an easy iced coffee for pumpkin spice season. Continue Reading

This Pressure Cooker Turkey Breast is tender, flavorful, and perfect when you want turkey for Thanksgiving without cooking a whole bird. I brine the turkey first, pressure cook it with broth, then brown the skin with an air fryer lid or a quick broil. Continue Reading

This Keto Queso Dip is a quick and easy, unprocessed, homemade version of the Mexican classic cheese dip. Serve it with veggies, low-carb tortilla chips, or my keto nachos with pork rinds for an awesome party appetizer or snack. Continue Reading

These Bacon Wrapped Chicken Kabobs are smoky, juicy, and brushed with BBQ sauce for a lightly caramelized finish. The bacon adds plenty of flavor while helping the chicken stay tender as the skewers cook. Continue Reading

These air fryer frozen green beans go straight from the freezer to the air fryer and come out tender with lightly browned edges. I like that you can easily adjust the cook time depending on whether you prefer your green beans a little firmer or softer. Continue Reading

These Ninja Foodi Air Fryer Pork Chops have juicy centers and a flavorful Cajun Parmesan crust. I use thick-cut boneless pork chops so they stay tender while the outside gets browned and slightly crisp in the air fryer. Continue Reading

Chicken Parmesan Meatballs give you the flavor of classic chicken parm without breading or frying chicken cutlets. An easy one skillet meal, they're seared until golden, simmered in tomato sauce, then finished with melty mozzarella and Parmesan until the top is hot and bubbly. Continue Reading